For this reason consistent thinkers have been disinclined to allow real contents of facts (reale Tatsachenbestände) to correspond to geometry alone.
That's because, he explains, "Diaspora unsettles and mobilizes....He was born a Nigerian, and he is a Nigerian, but if we look for the content of that fact, if we try to substantiate it, we will come up empty.
They perceived the content of the fact sheets to be appropriate, sufficient, well presented, easy to comprehend and to use in clinical practice.
Because the majority of patients diagnosed with melanoma will most likely experience few limitations in their physical functioning and be much more affected mentally, the content of the FACT-M seems especially appropriate for patients with advanced melanomas and less for those from the general population.
This quantitative comparison of data points is complemented by a separate review of the contents of key facts (comprising approximately 50,000 words in the ontological knowledge base) to evaluate the actual evidence base (Semenza et al., 2011).
In contrast, facts contrary to the propositional content of a desire the fact that the world is not currently as one wants—need not count against that desire.
The sexual content is fairly matter-of-fact.
Others are art films as radical in form as in content, but notably matter-of-fact in their depictions of same-sex relationships (Chantal Akerman's "Je Tu Il Elle," Apichatpong Weerasethakul's "Tropical Malady").
Does this amount to acknowledging that natural law theory is significantly less concerned than contemporary legal positivist theories to establish the precise boundaries and content of the social-fact sourced (posited, purely positive) law of our community?
First, as many have noted (Byrne 2003, 2005, Speaks 2005, Crowther 2006, Heck 2007), keeping the state/content distinction in mind suggests that much of the recent debate purportedly aiming at the content of perception in fact only concerns state-nonconceptualism.
